A No Vote on Prop 36 is an Act of Love and Common SenseAs the mom of a son who has successfully fought drug addiction, I know firsthand how devastating Proposition 36 will be1d ago1d ago
Vote No on Prop 36 — It will limit California’s ability to keep our communities safeBy Kenthy Porter, Inside Fellow with the Ella Baker Center2d ago2d ago
A day in the life of a formerly incarcerated organizerBy Philippe “Kells” Kelly, Ella Baker Center OrganizerJul 3Jul 3
How a Single Letter & Stamp Allowed 2 Friends to Learn from Each Other Across Prison WallsOver the years, the Ella Baker Center has received unsolicited stamps from our comrades inside — where a stamp might cost a full day’s…Apr 23Apr 23
The BASICs Act will Reduce Prison Canteen Markups for Incarcerated CaliforniansBy Macio Lindsey, 2023 Inside Policy Fellow with the Ella Baker Center, currently incarcerated at Substance Abuse Treatment FacilitySep 29, 2023Sep 29, 2023
THIS IS OUR MOMENT: Empowering Incarcerated Voices to Make Change from InsideBy Steve Brooks, Inside Fellow with the Ella Baker Center and San Quentin News WriterOct 25, 2022Oct 25, 2022
Closing Youth Prisons Is Not EnoughBy Marlene Sanchez, Deputy Director of the Ella Baker CenterOct 1, 2021Oct 1, 2021
During Mental Health Awareness Month, Alameda County Supervisors Have an Opportunity to Affirm…By Natasha Baker, Esq., and Dr. Kelan Thomas, PharmD, MS, BCPS, BCPP; Additional coauthors: Heather Bromfield, Sruthi Veeragandham and…May 20, 2021May 20, 2021
In Oakland, Community Solutions Keep Us Safe, Not More CopsBy Miya Yoshitani, Executive Director of the Asian Pacific Environmental Network and Zach Norris, Executive Director of the Ella Baker…Feb 16, 2021Feb 16, 2021